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Spending spirals as uncertainty persists over how Britain’s EU departure will pan out
More care and attention is needed to protect Britain’s other political union
The latest government defeat over Withdrawal Bill has aroused the wrath of Brexiters
In politics, as in marketing, offering a third choice can be a game-changer
Bitter row breaks out between Brussels and the British government over Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation system
Applying N Ireland arrangement to all of UK a challenge for EU’s remaining states
MPs should force the government to tackle a central Brexit issue
Backstop option agreed with cabinet but Brussels voices doubts
Plan could mean staying tied to the EU customs union after 2021
UK plan will allow motorists to use existing policies when travelling in Europe
It is far from clear that EU will accept backstop as frictionless border insurance
Political debate centred on the Irish border question sets pace for the pound
Theresa May has chosen the harshest possible interpretation of the referendum result
Trade body says proposal backed by Boris Johnson has ‘flaws’
UK is undertaking a pragmatic search for friends and partners in trade and security
UK government likely to overrule Holyrood as Cardiff passes measure
First time UK will spell out detail of what it wants from future relationship with EU
Anti-corruption campaigners warn MPs of heightened threat from particular countries
There is a growing sense that neither of the two options before the cabinet will work
IMF notes weakening support for globalisation
From Bill Emmott, Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK — Tuesday’s most read letter
